A pair of experts weigh in on what matters for college and university IT leaders in 2024.

As IT vice president and CIO of Carnegie Mellon University, Stan Waddell brings deep experience in information security to his role.

This key decision-maker on artificial intelligence could be the next member of your university’s C-suite.

This portable presentation device is a handy teaching tool and a remarkable feat of engineering.

Follow these steps to ensure your institution is protected when an IT employee leaves.

This sleek notebook features a travel-ready, solid-state drive inside its lightweight frame.

Power needs, wired capacity and building construction are all important when planning for additional spectrum.

Outsourcing requires managing risk where institutions may have little control.

The OS update better protects university environments and institutional data from evolving cyberthreats.

By giving professors access to public cloud resources, colleges and universities are streamlining IT management and accelerating the speed of research.

Colleges and universities are investing in laptops, tablets and mobile hotspots to ensure underserved students have access to technology and the internet.

Colleges and universities are investing in microphone systems to deliver better remote instruction.

Digital displays mounted in communal spaces are giving schools a chance to exhibit academic success, celebrate athletic performance and illustrate student life.

Software, policies and processes help connect and engage remote employees in higher education.

The latest tools are helping colleges and universities stay connected with internal and external stakeholders.

Research and communication helped Temple University teaching and learning experts determine how AI should be used in the classroom.

Higher education institutions facing budget crunches can save money by squeezing every bit out of the devices they already own.